We do have an option for you but do not carry parts for a Sportsman brand generator. Based on my research this generator is a 4,000 starting watt, 3,500 running watt generator. What we can offer is the same type of generator with high altitude jets:
- 4,500 Watt Portable Generator - 3,600 Running Watts - Propane or Gas - Electric Start # 333-0005
With either of these generators there are high-altitude jets, for between 3,000 feet and 6,000 feet where you live, or between 6,000 feet and... view full answer...
This is a really good question, we spoke with the manufacturer of the etrailer 3,800-Watt Portable Inverter Generators # 289-SUA2000i-2 and they told us that when you parallel two generators you get about 95 percent of the power from each one. This is why the combined power isn't just double the power of an individual one.
I attached a review video link for this generator set for you to check out as well. view full answer...
A red flashing indicator light on your Firman Generator # 333-P08003 indicates that there's an issue with your unit. Is the unit starting fine when not using the remote? When it comes to the remote start Firman's only troubleshooting steps are to make sure the remote is close enough (164'), that it has fresh batteries, and to ensure that the remote is properly programmed to the generator.
I recommend checking the battery first since the remote could've sat for awhile before you purchased... view full answer...
The transfer switches that we currently offer are either rated for 30 amp or 50 amp service and can't function properly if wired to a different amperage rating. For example, if your motorhome had 50 amp service and you installed the Furrion Automatic Transfer Switch # F50ATS and then wired a 30 amp generator to it, it wouldn't sense the generator since it's not putting out 50 amps for it to kick the switch over. The only option would be to plug the shore power cord into the generator using... view full answer...
The Reese Goose Box 5th-Wheel-to-Gooseneck Air Ride Coupler Adapter # RP94716 that replaces a Lippert 1621 pin box is a second generation version. The third generation has the air bag fill valve on top of the pin box which is how you can tell the different between the second and third gen pin boxes. view full answer...
Instead of a full on converter like the # 34266168 I would get a battery charger like the NOCO GEN On-Board Battery Charger # NOC54FR. This will still plug into an available outlet on your generator and then connect directly to your battery to keep it charged/maintained. It is compatible with wet cell, gel cell, AGM, enhanced flooded, maintenance-free, and Lithium-ion batteries. view full answer...
Brad, yes I don't see why you couldn't use the Parallel Power Kit for etrailer Inverter Generators # 333-0007 with your Honda generators. view full answer...
Hey Dewey,
The Flint Hill Goods 30" x 50" Wheelchair Carrier w/ 60" Ramp # FHG99ZR has a 500lb capacity so it likely could handle the weight of your generator and two e-bikes, but at 30" x 50" you won't have enough space for all three. With e-bikes you'd likely have to use a hitch mounted bike rack and have to store the generator up on a roof mounted basket. If this is something you'd be good with doing then I'll need to know the year/make/model of the vehicle to find the right components. view full answer...
For the first generation of the Air Lift WirelessAir compressor systems you will need the Replacement Wireless Remote AL73002.
The Replacement Remote Control # AL39NV will only work for the Air Lift WirelessONE Compressor System # AL25980 or # AL25980EZ view full answer...
The etrailer generator part # 333-0005 that you referenced is rated for 4,500 starting watts and 3,600 running watts. A 9,000 BTU AC unit would draw about 1,000 watts and a small refrigerator would draw about 800 watts (yours may vary) so this would easily work for your needs. view full answer...
The 2,000-Watt Portable Inverter Generator part # 289-SUA2000i will run best when used with full-synthetic engine oil. However, you can use semi-synthetic engine oil as well as conventional engine oil. The specifications in regards to viscosity can also vary based on ambient temperature which you can see using the attached chart. view full answer...
We do not have any sliding trays with a high enough capacity that match those dimensions and work with that door size. The only thing we have that comes close is the 72" long # MR96FR which is designed to be accessed from both sides. However, the tray is only 29-7/8" wide so it is just shy of your 30" measurement. Regardless of that fact, I'm guessing you have a generator compartment with the single door that doesn't run the width of the trailer so the length wouldn't work either. I would... view full answer...
Hey Joshua, so we do have a potential option for you, but the TorkLift Lock and Load SideKick Cargo Tray # TLA7901 that you mentioned will not work with a Predator 4375 generator. Based on the specs I found online the Predator 4375 is 23.3" long x 18.7" wide x 19.3" tall. The tray on the # TLA7901 is only 21-1/4" long x 16-1/8" wide.
What you can do is use the TorkLift Lock and Load Maximum Security Cargo Tray # TLA7752. This has a 27" long by 24" wide tray so plenty of room for your Predator... view full answer...
It's a common misconception that solar panels can directly power equipment or appliances. Solar panels actually just collect power and transfer it to a battery. The Goal Zero Yeti 400 Solar Generator - 110 Volt # 287-23000 you were looking at is basically just a battery that has multiple connections to power different appliances. This system would be totally separate from your RV's electrical system and would require you to plug anything you plan on running into the generator. The generator... view full answer...
I can tell you that the Goal Zero Yeti 150 # 287-22004 is most likely not going to provide enough power for anything more than a couple strands of Christmas lights. For reference, a typical set of 25 C-7 Christmas lights pulls about 40 watts. The Goal Zero only puts out about 150 watts on AC power and is meant to work with small items that don't draw a lot of power, so you'd be struggling to power more than a 4-5 strands of lights with incandescent bulbs.
I've linked one of our help articles... view full answer...
The Advent AC Unit # ACM135C you were looking at only draws about 1,450 watts and since it has a start capacitor it doesn't draw as much power on startup when compared to other ac units. We have heard a lot of people using a 2,000 watt generator or inverter to power this. view full answer...
The Voyager # WVH100 is the first generation camera that has been discontinued. Unfortunately, this is not compatible with any of the new WiSight 2.0 monitors and the old monitors are no longer being produced. The only solution is to replace the system entirely with the # ASA84YR (4.3" screen) or # ASA57YR (7" screen). view full answer...
Hey Lindsay, there is only one available option that would allow you to use the 135 cm Thule Wingbars part # TH711400 on your 2023 Ford Ranger and that is with the Evo Feet part # TH710501 and the fit kit part # TH145063.
The Rapid feet which were a previous generation would be compatible with the Wingbars since the mounting has remained the same but there was never a fit kit designed to fit your truck from that generation of Thule feet since it wasn't out at the time. view full answer...
Hey Mike,
The Greystone Electric RV Induction Cooktop # 324-000127 can pull up to 20 amps which is why it's recommended for it to be plugged into a dedicated circuit. Typically anything that generates heat will have a big power draw on your electrical system. Does your AC distribution panel use single circuit breakers? If so, you can swap out a single circuit breaker for a tandem breaker to gain an extra circuit for the induction cooktop. view full answer...
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